Study reveals influence behind illegal bear bile consumption in Việt Nam

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May 22, 2025, 11:00 pm193 ptsTrendingTop
A new study led by San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance researchers sheds light on the social dynamics that drive the continued consumption of bear bile in Việt Nam, revealing that gift-giving among close social networks plays a crucial role in sustaining demand. The findings suggest that conservation efforts…

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